The school board has voted to make the wearing of masks optional for everyone on our school campuses and buses with the stipulation that if the positive rate at any school reaches 3.5%, that school will revert back to a mask mandate for 10 days. After 10 days, if the positive rate is below 3.5% the mask will be optional.
Perry County School District
Perry Central High School
9899 Hwy 98
New Augusta, MS 39462
Phone:601-964-3235 Fax:601-964-8273
Perry Central High School
BETA Club Goes
"To the Top"
4th Place Campaign Skit - PCHS
4th Place Speech Division II - Cloe Knight
1st Place Performing Arts - Sariah Howze
MS Beta President - Tavell Whitfield
The BETA Club made Perry Central High School history last week at the state BETA convention. Sariah Howze placed 1st in the Performing Arts competition and will be opening as a premier performer for the National Convention in June. Tavell Whitfield ran and was elected state president. This is the first time we have had a state officer. Tavell took it "to the top", which was the theme of his campaign speech and now qualifies to run in the National BETA election at the National Convention in June. Congratulations to these outstanding PCHS students!
2021-2022
PCHS Teacher of the Year
Mrs. Kay CLemts
2021-2022
MSPREPS Rural
Teacher of the Year
Mrs. Lisa Weldy-Burge
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PREPS VALUE-ADDED AWARDS ANNOUNCED
Perry Central High School Recognized for English II
The Program of Research and Evaluation for Public Schools (PREPS, Inc.) is honored to announce the 2020 Value-Added Award recipients. An awards luncheon and ceremony will be held Monday, March 6, 2020 at Hattiesburg's Lake Terrace Convention Center during the 2020 Mississippi Association of Partners in Education (MAPE) which celebrates achievements and collaborations in schools.
English II - Perry Central High School
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